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    Default clamp on condenser mic for collings A

    Anyone have advice as to microphone and attachment system. I do not have a pickgaurd and attach the strap at neck/ body area (tying under fingerboard). Would be great if I could move this rig to my fiddle when I'm playing dances. Thanks
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    Default Re: clamp on condenser mic for collings A

    seen pictures of using a Viola chin rest clamp to attach one , with a small gooseneck..
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    Default Re: clamp on condenser mic for collings A

    From your concurrent thread...

    Quote Originally Posted by Ben Milne View Post

    Depending on your budget I would suggest:
    K&K silver bullet
    Audio Technica ATM 35 (Or 350)
    DPA 4099

    No matter what your budget I would suggest:
    Using the above brands/models as keywords, search for previous discussions on the pros and cons of each.

    PROTIP: You might have more luck using google and entering site:mandolincafe.com along with your keywords as the cafe's search function will not search for words with three letters or less.
    Do you have a budget in mind?
    Would you usually have technically savvy people around at your shows?
    Hereby & forthwith, any instrument with an odd number of strings shall be considered broken. With regard to mix levels, usually the best approach is treating the mandolin the same as a cowbell.

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    Default Re: clamp on condenser mic for collings A

    It's kind of confusing seeing the same question asked by the same member in two different categories. I had a suggestion about a tie-clip mic that I have had much success with and it is very inexpensive. At the price, it's worth a try. It sounded great on my mandolin and I am currently using it with my upright bass. Info is in the other thread.
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